Define Electrolyte. 1. Solutions that are electrolytes have ions in solution. These ions are surrounded by layers of water molecules known as the solvation sphere. Ions with their solvation spheres are able to move freely about the solution and thus can be capable of 2. an electrical charge. For each of the following compounds identify the transporting ions that will occur in solution. Name Cation(s) Anion(s) Compound +2 (aq) Bа barium chloride 2 Cl (aq) ВаClz Na2S ZnBr2 FeCl3 LIOH AGC2H3O2 Mn(CIO4)2 К,РОД CuCl2 Al(NO3)s Co2(SO4)3 81

Define Electrolyte. 1. Solutions that are electrolytes have ions in solution. These ions are surrounded by layers of water molecules known as the solvation sphere. Ions with their solvation spheres are able to move freely about the solution and thus can be capable of 2. an electrical charge. For each of the following compounds identify the transporting ions that will occur in solution. Name Cation(s) Anion(s) Compound +2 (aq) Bа barium chloride 2 Cl (aq) ВаClz Na2S ZnBr2 FeCl3 LIOH AGC2H3O2 Mn(CIO4)2 К,РОД CuCl2 Al(NO3)s Co2(SO4)3 81

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